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American Legion riders were formed: To participate in parades and ceremonies that are helping with the aims and purpose of the American Legion. To promote motorcycle safety programs and to provide a social atmosphere for American Legion Members who share the same interest, to use our association to promote and support programs of the American Legion. We are not a motorcycle club and do not practice motorcycle club rules or regulations. The American Legion Riders are family oriented just as its parent organization, the American Legion. If you are interested in joining, contact Steven Klapp (570)-490-3879. Ufn APPRISE – MEDICARE INSURANCE COUNSELING. APPRISE is the State Health Insurance Assistance Program, which provides detailed counseling for people with Medicare residing in Pennsylvania. The Northumberland County APPRISE program offers appointments in the following locations monthly: Monday’s & Friday’s – Milton Senior Action Center, 219A Filbert Street, Milton. 2nd & 4th Tuesday – Mount Carmel Senior Action Center, 41 S. Market Street, Mount Carmel. 2nd & 4th Wednesday – Sunbury Senior Action Center, 601 Pennsylvania Ave., Sunbury. Tuesday – Thursday – Northumberland County Aging Office, 322 N. 2nd Street, Sunbury. Help consumers understand services covered under Parts A and B. Help consumers make informed choices about coverage options including Advantage plans and Medigap policies and Prescription drug plans. Explain financial assistance programs that may be available to assist in paying your Medicare premiums, deductibles and coinsurance. Answer questions about Long Term Care Insurance, Social Security and Medicaid. Provide training for those interested in becoming an APPRISE Counselor volunteers. Schedule appointments for Property Tax and Rent Rebate Applications. Provide presentations on topics such as: New to Medicare and Preventive Services. To schedule an appointment with a APPRISE Counselor call 570-495-2395. Ufn WORKSHOP is specifically designed to assist people who will be enrolling in Medicare, either because they will turn 65 years old or because they receive Social Security disability benefits. The workshop is also appropriate for spouses and caregivers. Roughly 100,000 Pennsylvanians enroll in Medicare each year.
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Now-November 4: Kohl’s Stony Hill Farm Corn Maze and Hayrides 2018: Thursday through Sunday Kohl’s Stony Hill Tree Farm and Christmas Shoppe offers a Corn Maze, Hayrides, Pumpkin Patch, Corn Cannon & Pumpkin Chunkin, Life-size Lawn Games, Events in the Corn Maze include: Howl at the Moon in the Maze (10/26). Kohl’s Stony Hill Farm Fall Fun, Milton Now-November 30: Aerial Fall Foliage Tours by Balloon Rides Daily U.S. Hot Air Balloon Team: View Fall Foliage from the Air! Make the memory of a lifetime in a beautiful hot air balloon ride this fall in the Susquehanna River Valley. The U.S. Hot Air Balloon Team will provide you with a spectacular view of Central Pennsylvania fall foliage from high above the tree tops. Few things in life compare to the thrill and excitement of a breathtaking hot air balloon ride. Sunrise and Sunset flights originate daily or we will bring a hot air balloon to your next event for tethering or a flyaway. U.S. Hot Air Balloon Team November 2: Lewisburg Stroll through the Arts: 6:00-9:00 PM Both the visual and the performing arts take center stage in historic downtown Lewisburg as the Lewisburg Arts Council sponsors the Nineteenth Annual Stroll Through the Arts. Thirty artists will display their works in shops, studios, and galleries all along Market Street. See paintings and pottery, jewelery and photography. Make sure to pick-up a passport, visit downtown businesses, and enter a drawing for downtown Lewisburg gift certificates. The drawing will happen at 9pm at the Arts Underground. Live Music from 6-11pm! Dance to the Music features four great bands for free: Brian
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receives constant rotation on classic rock radio. Boston’s ets for the performance are $15.00 in advance and style would go on to be imitated many bands trying to create $20.00 on performance nights. Advance tickets are radio-friendly arena rock, the creation of which the band available at the Community Arts Center (Box Office, has often been accused of. That first album was a high Website, & App), Alabaster Coffee, K&S Music, Butwater mark 1970s rock and has gone on to sell 17 million torff’s Hardware, Rupert’s Specialty Meats, Way Cool copies in the United States alone and 25 million worldwide. Beans, Hoyer’s Photo, and the Uptown Music Collective In their performance, the students of the Uptown MuFor the complete list of ticket vendors, sponsors, sic Collective will be performing most of the hits of all of and other details about the show visit uptownmusic. these rock heavyweights, including the majority of Bos- org or call 570-329-0888. Also, check out Collecton’s first album. All under the bright lights, of the big tive’s official Facebook page, as well as other Colstage of the Community Arts Center. “In my experience lective social media outlets for teasers, previews, bepreparing students for our 30 major performances, and hind the scenes info and more from the performance. countless of other performance events, I have rarely seen a group more excited about a show”, said Dave Brumbaugh, UMC Founder, and Executive Director. “The music is challenging, the stage performance is going to be very demanding, and the whole production has required a huge amount of planning and energy. All I can tell you is that they are totally into the music, and prepared relentlessly for what could be one of our best performances yet.” More Than a Feeling: 70’s Arena Rock will feature Experts Say the U.S. Collective students who have been diligently preparing for this event for over two months. Along with the Dollar Could Lose 7% live music, there will be a professional grade light and in 2018 Alone. sound show organized by the students themselves. As with all Uptown Music Collective performances, the Learn Why Americans students are not only the performers but also direct the Are Using Gold to show. There is also a group of younger students, called Protect Their “Tech Monkeys” who will serve as stage technicians and Wealth spotlight operators. The cast for the show is drawn from the Uptown Music Collective’s much heralded Special Performance Group 1. The students have set a goal to get 1500 people to see the show over its two-night run. This show is produced by UMC Alum, Alexis Best Up to $2000 Incentive To Add and is directed by Uptown Music Collective Senior, JuGold/Silver to your IRA Account. lia Sauers, and Sophomore, Izzy Brumbaugh (WAHS), along with a leadership committee that includes UMC Request Your Complimentary Gold students Leah Batman, Alexis Carnevale (WAHS), MolInvestor Guide Shipped Today. ly Chapman (Montoursville Area H.S.), Andrew Head (Montoursville Area H.S.), Cece Lutz (WAHS), Kenni Powell (Jersey Shore H.S.), and Eli Wilk (WAHS). “Journey and Boston have always been some of my favorite bands growing up,” said Isabella Cole (15, Loyalsock Township High School) “But, doing this show has really opened my eyes to a much bigger variety of arena rock and has introduced me to more songs Specializing in by those bands. The songs Vegetable Seeds we are doing in this show & Growing Supplies are iconic and are ones that I’ve always listened to. Being able to pay tribute • Pro Mix to these incredible bands • T&H Mix and being able to perform their songs have really • Jackʼs Fertilizer helped me grow as a musi• Plant Food cian. I have learned how to sing and play in ways that Liquid Fertilizer I never have before and • Cone Baskets it’s an incredible experience. I can’t wait for this • Planters show. It’s definitely going • Irrigation Supplies to be one of my favorites!” Additional sponsors for • Tomato Boxes this performance include • All Potting Chartwell Hotels, Lycoming College, The (Re) Supplies Imagination Group, Lepley, • Greenhousees Engelman, Yaw & Wilk, Jeff & Crissy McGinness, • Garden Sprayers The Lockard Agency, and • Greehouse Chemicals FASTSIGNS. Media sponsors include Lamar AdMonday-Friday: 8am-8pm vertising, NorthCentralPa. (Closed Wednesday Evenings) •�Saturday: 8am-12pm com, Moonlight Graphics, The Graphic Hive, Engage Media, 99.3 FM WZXR, and all of Backyard Broadcasting. Tick-
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don’t drink, smoke or do drugs. Seeking SWtM, 35-48, who’s kind, loving, nice, friendly & respectful. Someone willing to help a person out when in need. Someone that likes to do things together, likes to go places together & will always be there for me. No head games, only men that are looking for serious relationship only. GR26033 12/17 SWtM, sincere, retired Christian man. My prayer is to find a woman bride to love & hold dear, to treat with care & affection. A partner that will respect & recognize we are both different but special and stand by me while we wait for the blessed hope. SM26034 10/29 SDF, 69, brown eyes & hair, looking for male, 6974, that likes country music, concerts, dining out, movies, carnivals, picnics, church, good communication, bus trips. SGG26037 10/29 WtF, separated, 34, 5’7”, stocky built, very short medium brown hair, brown eyes, glasses, fun to be with. Like outdoors, walks, country music, nice movie nights, going out to eat. I’m a big texter on the phone. Looking for SWtM or DWtM, 35-45, who shares the same interests. I smoke, don’t drink, Montgomery, don’t drive. Seeking friendship to see where it goes. Answer all. KT26038 10/29 WdWtM, country man, veteran, 5’7”, brown/ green, med. wt., nice, clean, NS, financially secure, local person, good list, need friend, can travel, etc. 40-60, Answer all. I’m 60’s, ND, Union Co. Send phone. JH26044 11/12 I C ’ s : WE DO NOT RUN ANY IC-LBYL ADS WITHOUT YOUR IDENTIFYING NUMBER. THESE MAILINGS ARE RETURNED BACK TO US, NON DELIVERABLE. ALSO YOU MUST SIGN UP I GUESS TO RECEIVE MAIL FROM LBYL. WE GET ONES BACK NON DELIVERABLE AS YOU MUST BE ON A LIST WHERE YOU ARE STAYING. Inmates, seems you
may need to be on some kind of mailing list at the prison. Inquire at your place. Thanks. The Valley Trader would like to thank everyone who places an ad in his column and also the people who respond. The number of responses we have been receiving has been GREAT!!! If you meet that “special person” from communicating through our column, let us know. Did you marry? Are you dating? We would like to know! Write us a short note we can print. Of course, we’ll only print it with your initials. FIC, pretty, red headed country girl, blue eyes, 33, fun & open minded. Seeking pen pal, maybe more. HG26020IC FIC, 36, few months to go, love the beach, country rides, scary movies, cuddling on couch. Country girl who likes to get muddy on a 4-wheeler, fairs, ride horses, can get dressed up nicely in heels, line dance in cowboy boots, love kids, attend college for mortuary science. SG26022IC BFIC, sexy, willing to relocate for the right person. Looking for companion to build with, who will be there for me through out this process. Friendship first, could lead to more. Have no family here so I could move on easily if need be. Release date 3/11/19. Don’t miss out on someone who’s good. MJ26024IC SWtFIC, Need a good man in my life. Looking for friendship, possible LTR. Soon to be released. 29, nicely proportioned, hazel eyes, long red hair, looking for someone who’s generous & accommodating. Photo upon request. NC26025IC FIC, very attractive, 31, classy, lots of fun, seeking companion of any age who likes to play and do anything outdoors. I have a great sense of humor, so let’s laugh a lot & have some fun. RR26026IC SFIC, sexy, beautiful, funny, blue eyes, long hair, athletic, seeking generous companion, possibly more. Let’s get started. TC26027IC SWtFIC, 24, looking for friendship, possibly more. I’m
into baseball, reading, travel, & trying anything for fun. I’m from Maryland. KE26028IC SWtFIC, 23, looking for a friendship or more. From Milton, like spending time with friends, watching movies, swimming & getting to know positive people. Family is most important to me. I’m very kind, compassionate, have a heart of gold & understanding. Looking forward to a letter. JM26029IC FIC, 43, Native American beauty, kind, caring, lovable, has various interests, in search of older, stable, dependable, nonjudgmental gentleman for long term relationship. FS26031IC WtFIC, 34, blonde, blue eyes, have 6 yr. old daughter I’m extremely close to. I grew up fast, been on my own since 15. Have good heart, been taken advantage of because I put others first which puts me in bad situations. I’m a good person, want a chance for a normal life & healthy relationship. Seeking a man who’s open, doesn’t judge for friendship, see where things go. KM26032IC SFIC, 32, dark brown hair down to my waist w/blonde hombre, 160 lbs, Italian/Puerto Rican, speak English & Spanish, 2 children, enjoy doing crafts & selling them online, enjoy traveling & going on adventures as a family. Love to dance & go out when we have adult time on the weekends. I have photos to send. AV26035IC SWtFIC, 23, looking for an outgoing, trustworthy friend or more. I’m caring, loving, compassionate, trustworthy & kind. Like watching movies, going out to eat, & chilling with friends & family. I’ve got a huge heart. JM26036IC SWtFIC, seeking male companion, very affectionate, lovable, funny, athletic, 34-2935, 5’6”-140, long hair, blue eyes. Looking to start a new chapter in life. TC26039IC BFIC, sexy, looking for that special man, pics available. Let’s get to know each other.EH26040IC SWtFIC, Milton, looking for a friend, maybe more. Enjoy motorcycle riding, going to beach, swimming,
mud riding. Definitely a country girl. Looking for someone who is understanding, trustworthy, & accepting. I got a heart of gold. JM26041IC SBFIC, no kids, caramel complexion, love sports, laughter, having fun, looking for a potential friend that could blossom into a solid friendship. CG26042IC FIC, seeking male/female companion. Love to have fun & laugh. 5’5”-140, 32. Start with friendship that could lead to lots of possibilities. Pictures available upon request. LS26043IC SFIC, Diamond in the Rough. Looking for Mr. Goodbar. 30, 5’3 ½”-150, Italian/ Greek. Enjoys reading, music, romance, movies, traveling, cuddling, pleasing my man, adventurous, loving, honest. ND user. Will be released in May. Welcome to visit. CM26045IC FIC, pretty red headed country gal, blue eyes, 33, open minded. Seeking pen pal, maybe more. HG26046IC FIC, looking for a good man, age doesn’t matter. Love to laugh, smile, have fun. Love pleasing, very intriguing. Looking for long term relationship or occasional good time. A lady on your arm, freaky in the sheets. I’m 29, petite, long brown hair, blonde highlights, green eyes, beautiful smile. AR26047IC FIC, Latina, 27, 5’3”, brown eyes & hair, seeking friendship & prefer Spanish. I speak little English. ER26048IC FIC, seeking nice woman, 40 & up, looks unimportant, prefer down to earth. I’m 5’11”-185, brown skin, brown eyes, dread locks. DR26049IC FIC, seeking companionship & also some visits. I’m 40, 5’5”-165, caramel skin, freckles on my face, very outgoing, lots of love in my heart. BF26050IC ATTENTION: We have no control over where our Look Before You Leap ads arrive from, and being a free press, we will place them in our column. Some ads may be from lonely individuals who are incarcerated.
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R e a l E s t a t e - 4 2 6 Acre Lots, perked for residential, 5500 Middle Rd., Middleburg, 2 available. $67.500 each. 570-837-9092. 10/29 Recreation/Sports43 Golf clubs? Golf carts? Exercise bikes? Just a few things that you may want to sell in this category.
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The Lewisburg Neighborhoods Corporation will hold a River Town Public Planning Meeting on Wednesday, November 14, from 6 to 8pm at the William Cameron Engine Company Training Facility (at 5th and Buffalo Rd). Please join us for pizza and planning that evening. The public is invited to participate in this close look at the potential of the publicly owned land along waterways in Lewisburg Borough. As with all River Town Team activities, this event is open to anyone with an interest in the community’s connection to the Susquehanna, whether or not they are residents or property owners in the Borough. The Lewisburg River Town Team began in 2014 as a col-
laboration between the Borough, the Lewisburg Neighborhoods Corporation, and the Lewisburg Downtown Partnership, all working closely with the Susquehanna Greenway Partnership. A kick-off public meeting that fall established the priorities for the group: events, conservation, planning, and connectivity. In the years since then, the Walk It! Bike It! Lewisburg group evolved out of the connectivity piece, the Green Team out of the conservation component, and the River Town Team more broadly has carried on with events like Picnics in the Park and cleanups in addition to planning. As a companion and complement to this fall’s public meeting, we are working with students
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from both Bucknell and Penn State. Alexandria Chomyn is a fourth year Landscape Architecture student at Penn State and she is working on rendering the sketch plans created after the last public design workshop in spring of 2016. We were able to get her assistance thanks to a grant from the Foundation for Pennsylvania Watersheds. In addition to that design work, we are also working with Ainslie Eck, a Bucknell senior studying Anthropology and Environmental Studies. She is working on collecting oral histories related to the impacts of flooding in Lewisburg. If you or someone you know has a story that should be recorded, please contact Ainslie at ase008@bucknell.edu or 781-812-6003. The major focus is on the 1972 flood, though if you know anyone with a memory of the 1936 flood, that would be great. Also people who were acutely impacted by any of the flash flooding along Bull Run in recent decades should feel free to reach out. This might also include people in industries like construction, banking, or insurance who can report on local changes in response to flooding over time affecting their business and outlook. You can contact Ainslie at any time, but she will also be at the meeting on the 14th if you want to check in about whether and when to submit your account. In addition to the interviews, we are also interested in collecting other documentation from past floods, such as photographs and films. The 50th anniversary of the 1972 flood will be coming up in a couple years and it would be a good idea to try to pull these materials together in advance of that milestone. This upcoming planning meeting will look at public sites as diverse as Wolfe Field (along Buffalo Creek), the Community Garden, Soldiers Memorial Park, Mariah’s Garden, Lewisburg Landing (including the St George St boat ramp), as well as referencing private sites like the River Walk south of St George St and the Bucknell Landing. It will seek to make sure we have all the best ideas pulled together especially in light of recent and evolving developments like the County Trail Authority taking over the Buffalo Valley Rail Trail and the construction of the Central Susquehanna Valley Throughway. We will work together to establish priorities and a critical path for the process moving forward. For more information about this event or the Lewisburg River Town Team in general, please contact the Lewisburg Neighborhoods Corporation at 570.523.0114, elmstreet@windstream.net, or LewisburgNeighborhoods.org
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